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Is "launchtales" a good name for a rubric where I interview successful SaaS founders about their launch?
Or something like "launch stories" sounds better?
You’ve got $50K and an idea based on a real pain in your industry.
What’s your first move?
- Build MVP
- Try to sell
- Talk to 20 people
- Hire a dev
- Buy a domain 😅
Curious what you would do.
I don’t like long podcasts.
You invest 60 minutes… and maybe get 1 good insight.
I’d rather get a 2-minute breakdown with real steps and screenshots. That’s why I’m doing short, value-packed SaaS founder case studies.
Time is too expensive
Still deciding on the exact format to post founder stories.
But one thing’s clear:
Short > long.
Actionable > impressive.
Key metric: Give you something useful in 60 seconds
Tools change every year. Foundations don’t.
Every founder I’m interviewing still had to validate, sell, deliver value, earn trust.
That part hasn’t changed since I was born.
1/50 done. Completed my first interview for "Founder Stories" (case study coming soon)
2 more interviews coming tomorrow!
*I'm interviewing 50 entrepreneurs turned B2B startup founders. Sharing actionable 5min reads on how they got their first traction.
First 2 interviews already scheduled this week.
B2B SaaS founders who built real tech businesses from scratch.
Can’t wait to share what I learn.
🧵 I’m interviewing 50 B2B SaaS founders who've made it. $100M+ in combined value. Here's why you should care:
I’m making these so you don’t spend 12 months and $100K building software nobody wants.
It takes 5 mins to read.
Can save you 5 years of mistakes.
And maybe spark the idea that changes your life.
I’m keeping it short, actionable, real.
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